Elmo Rietschle L-BV7 User Manual
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Servicing
Contamination/Problem
Remedy
Dirt collects in the motor
cooling fins.
Clean the motor cooling fins at regular intervals.
Fine-grain dirt (e.g. sand) get
into the vacuum
pump/compressor with the
operating liquid or pumped
gases/vapors.
Install a liquid separator, filter or screen in the feed pipe.
OR
Regularly dismantle and clean the vacuum pump/compressor housing as
follows:
Shut
unit
down.
Drain the pump-motor unit as described in Chapter 10.1, "Draining",
Pg. 34.
Unscrew the housing with a 36 mm [
3
/
8
"] wrench (in direction of arrow
shown on housing) (see Fig. 15, Pg. 38).
Remove the housing.
Dirt has collected in the housing. Rinse out the housing.
Screw on the housing again (opposite direction of arrow shown on
housing) and tighten with a tightening torque of 50 Nm [36.9 ft lbs].
When commissioning the pump-motor unit, proceed as described in
Chapter 8, "Commissioning", Pg. 28.
Impeller is jammed.
Shut
unit
down.
Guide a M6 or M8 bolt (depending on the type) with a sufficient shank
length through the center opening into the fan guard and screw into the
shaft end on the external fan side (see Fig. 16, Pg. 38).
Free the shaft using the bolt.
Remove the bolt again.
Extremely hard water used
as operating liquid
Lime content > 15°dH).
Soften operating liquid.
OR
Decalcify the pump-motor unit at intervals of 3 months as follows (also see
Fig. 16, Pg. 38):
Wear personal protective equipment (protective gloves and safety
goggles),
Shut
unit
down.
Drain the pump-motor unit as described in Chapter 10.1, "Draining",
Pg. 34.
Remove
pipes/hoses.
Fill the unit with decalcifying liquid through one of the connection
openings. Use 10% solution of acetic acid or another commercially
available decalcifying agent.
Allow the decalcifying liquid to soak for at least 30 minutes.
Turn the shaft occasionally during this time. To do this, guide a M6 or M8
bolt (depending on the type) with a sufficient shank length through the
center opening into the fan guard and screw into the shaft end on the
external fan side (see Fig. 16, Pg. 38).
Turn the shaft using the bolt.
Remove the bolt again.
Drain the decalcifying liquid out of the unit. To do this, proceed as
described in Chapter 10.1, "Draining", Pg. 34.
Mount
pipes/hoses.
When commissioning the pump-motor unit, proceed as described in
Chapter 8, "Commissioning", Pg. 28.
The decalcifying liquid can be disposed of in the sewer system.